Software Updater runs and displays "up to date", then again later in a few minutes, then again later in a few minutes, then again later , etc

Roger Davis

3/7/24, 2:55 AM

I usually manually run Software Updater when I start the system - (20.04.5)

Then a few minutes later it runs again, and displays "up to date", then a a few minutes later it runs again, and displays "up to date", a few minutes later it runs again, and displays "up to date", a few minutes later it runs again, and displays "up to date", etc...

I can't always be sure I will remember to run it, but highly probably I will
The following is most desirable events: -I run Updater upon start -I don't see Updater again, unless an update has become available during this run time, when it will appear displaying the update for action.
- If I forget to run updater, it will run ONCE soon after startup, and only again if a new update appears during that run time. Second choice - Updater runs only when I manually start it.

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3/7/24, 8:34 AM

this occurs even when the system is set to automatically check for updates too...

Elon Musk

I sit in a Tesla and translated this thread with Ai:

EN: Software Updater runs and displays "up to date", then again later in a few minutes, then again later in a few minutes, then again later , etc

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